It’s here! We’re proud to officially launch the new Visit Cranbrook website. Built to better inspire and support travellers, the refreshed site offers a more…
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Two prescribed burns a go thanks to $190k grant
A pair of proposed important prescribed burns – one at the Canadian Rockies International Airport and one in the community watershed area in Phillips North…
Trio on the Mountain show to aid Hospice
We’ve got an exciting new event to kick off this summer! Trio on the Mountain is coming on Friday, June 26. Presented by Kootenay Savings…
Ensure pick up day success in Kimberley
Did you know your waste collection cart may not be emptied if it’s not placed correctly at the curb? On waste collection day in the…
City seeks to hear from youths through survey
Do you have a teen (ages 13–17) in your life? We want to hear from them! We are working with amazing nursing students at the…
Conservatives call out NDP government DRIPA secrecy
The B.C. Conservative Caucus is calling on the NDP government to come clean with British Columbians about their proposed amendments to the Declaration on the…
Fording River mine expansion impacts review requested
Kootenay-based conservation charity Wildsight asked Canada this week to appoint an independent panel of experts to review the environmental impacts of a proposed mine expansion…
Festival holding Business Decorating Contest
Cranbrook businesses are invited to take part in this year’s Business Decorating Contest, proudly themed “Honouring 100 Years of Service, Spirit, and Community with the Royal Canadian…
Ross MacDonald Memorial Legacy Fund established
Some people don’t just love nature—they change it for the better. Today, we’re honoured to share the creation of the Ross MacDonald Memorial Legacy Fund—a…
A reminder of how quickly conditions can change
On March 13, Elkford Search and Rescue (SAR) was tasked to assist an injured skier near the Elk Lakes Cabin. Members were called out around…